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Computer Forensics, Privacy & the Law

Wisconsin

Computer Forensics Decisions for the Weeks of 10/19 to 10/30/2009

Posted by: Frederick Lane on 01 November 2009

Tagged in: Wisconsin , U.S. District Court (W.D. Pennsylvania) , U.S. District Court (N.D. Illinois) , U.S. District Court (E.D. Tennessee) , U.S. District Court (E.D. Missouri) , U.S. District Court (E.D. Michigan) , U.S. District Court (D. Idaho) , U.S. District Court (D. District of Columbia) , U.S. District Court (D. Arizona) , U.S. Court of Appeals (10th Circuit) , Texas , Ohio , judicial opinion(s)

The following is a list, by jurisdiction, of federal and state court decisions that involve or touch on some aspect of computer forensics. Every effort has been made to locate relevant decisions; however, this list is intended as a research aid only, and may not be definitive.

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Wisconsin Teen Charged with Blackmailing Female Students for Nude Photos

Posted by: Frederick Lane on 28 October 2009

Tagged in: Wisconsin , students , sexual assault , sexting , public schools , mobile forensics , iPhone/iPad/iPod , child pornography , cellphone

In Wisconsin, a high school freshman has been charged with multiple felony counts stemming from the discovery of dozens of nude and semi-nude female classmates and girls from surrounding schools. The case not only illustrates the growing problem of sexting in secondary schools, but also the challenges faced by forensic examiners in today's fast-moving electronic society.

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Bad Idea of the Week: Leaving Cellphone with Child Pornography as Collateral for Bar Tab

Posted by: Frederick Lane on 13 October 2009

Tagged in: Wisconsin , mobile forensics , child pornography , cellphone

Finishing a night of drinking a little short of cash could cost a Brookfield, WI man a lot more than he expected: in fact, as much as 175 years in prison.

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